Latest Contributions by CynthiaKozma

I have a Web Map that I created in ArcGIS Online with data that is hosted on our server.  When you pan around and zoom in and out in the map viewer, things draw really fast.  I have created an Application with Web AppBuilder Developer on our server with this map and when you pan, things draw fast, but when you zoom in and out, it takes quite a while for the drawing to render.  Why is there such a lag in drawing in the Application?  Is there something I can do to speed this up?  It doesn't matter if they are images or just vectors either.  Thanks so much for any help. ... View more

I don't know if this is the correct place to ask this....but.....  I am trying to create a web app with WebAppBuilder Developer to be hosted on our own server that allows one of our departments to add points and update the attributes.  I can get all of it to work by hosting the feature layer up on AGOL and creating a web map, but is there a way to do this using just our ArcServer license?  We don't have Enterprise, so I can't get an editable map service added to the App.  I have the LocalLayer widget, but there isn't an option to bring in a service definition, shapefile or geodatabase.  Am I missing something?  Any help would be appreciated.  Thanks! ... View more

I can not figure this out.  I have a python script that runs as a script in a Toolbox.  The script takes features that are selected, performs some calculations and creates two tables.  One table is used to generate a report and the other table is used to generate a pie chart.  The report has a graphic element at the top that is supposed to reference the jpeg of the pie chart.  However when the script tool runs, the pie chart is not created, and thus, a blank space shows up on the report.  I took the portion of the script that creates the pie chart and then the report (that portion below) and saved it to another script and ran this directly in the ArcMap python window and it works perfect, so I know that the elements of the scripting are working.  I really need this to work through the Toolbox, though.  Any suggestions? This is the script that creates the report. #Recreate the graph for the report...... #Set local variables.... output_graph_name = "NitrogenAvailability" output_graph_jpg = "\\\\GIS-Cascade\\Data\\Geodatabase\\earth\\GWMA\\Summary\\Reports\\GWMA_PieChart.jpg" graph_grf = "\\\\GIS-Cascade\\Data\\Geodatabase\\earth\\GWMA\\Summary\\Reports\\NitrogenAvailability.grf" inputData = "\\\\GIS-Cascade\\Data\\Geodatabase\\earth\\GWMA\\Summary\Reports\\selections.gdb\\pieTable" if os.path.exists(output_graph_jpg):    os.remove(output_graph_jpg) #Create the graph....... graph = arcpy.Graph() #Add a pie chart....... graph.addSeriesPie(inputData, "Nitrogen", "", "NSource") #Output a graph, which is created in-memory arcpy.MakeGraph_management(graph_grf, graph, output_graph_name) #Save the graph as an image.... arcpy.SaveGraph_management(output_graph_name, output_graph_jpg, "IGNORE_ASPECT_RATIO", "500", "300") #Create a Report of the Nitrogen Table to Summarize the Final Numbers..... newreport = "nitrogen" newreportpath = "\\\\GIS-Cascade\\Data\\Geodatabase\\earth\\GWMA\\Summary\\Reports\\" + newreport + ".pdf" mxd = arcpy.mapping.MapDocument('CURRENT') df = arcpy.mapping.ListDataFrames(mxd)[0] table = "\\\\GIS-Cascade\\Data\\Geodatabase\\earth\\GWMA\\Summary\\Reports\\selections.gdb\\nitrogen" tabView = arcpy.mapping.TableView("\\\\GIS-Cascade\\Data\\Geodatabase\\earth\\GWMA\\Summary\\Reports\\selections.gdb\\nitrogen") arcpy.mapping.AddTableView(df, tabView) table = arcpy.mapping.ListTableViews(mxd, "nitrogen", df)[0] arcpy.mapping.ExportReport(table, "\\\\GIS-Cascade\\Data\\Geodatabase\\earth\\GWMA\\Summary\\Reports\\total_nitrogen_summary.rlf", newreportpath) ... View more

This should be so easy.  I have a script that runs perfectly from the ArcMap python window, but errors out when run from a script tool or IDLE.  It errors on the AddJoin because it says that finalParc does not exist.  I believe it is because the Intersect_analysis is not running correctly.  I don't know if the inFeatures list is not being created correctly or it is having trouble with the names in the list.  The point of my script is to determine if the main layer - parcBuff - is overlapped by any of the other layers.  If it is, then run an intersect_analysis on those overlapping layers to create one final layer - finalParc - that has the attributes of all those layers in it. Here is part of the code that should accomplish that...and I need it to run through a Tool..... #Create a cursor to go through all the layers. If layer does not intersect, apply N/A, otherwise, intersect.... #Make Layer Views...... arcpy.MakeFeatureLayer_management(parcBuff, "parcBuff") arcpy.MakeFeatureLayer_management(zoning, "zoning") arcpy.MakeFeatureLayer_management(fldplain, "fldplain") arcpy.MakeFeatureLayer_management(compplan, "compplan") arcpy.MakeFeatureLayer_management(fire, "fire") arcpy.MakeFeatureLayer_management(school, "school") arcpy.MakeFeatureLayer_management(irrigate, "irrigate") arcpy.MakeFeatureLayer_management(ressoils, "ressoils") arcpy.MakeFeatureLayer_management(soils, "soils") arcpy.MakeFeatureLayer_management(uga, "uga") #Cursor layers...... layerList = {"zoning", "fldplain", "compplan", "fire", "school", "irrigate", "ressoils", "soils", "uga"} inFeatures = ["parcBuff"] for theLayer in layerList:      arcpy.SelectLayerByLocation_management("parcBuff", "INTERSECT", theLayer)      selCount = int(arcpy.GetCount_management("parcBuff").getOutput(0))      print selCount      if (selCount != 0):          inFeatures.append("%s" % theLayer) #inFeatures = ["parcBuff", "zoning", "fldplain", "compplan", "uga", "soils", "ressoils", "irrigate", "school", "fire"] arcpy.Intersect_analysis(inFeatures, finalParc, "NO_FID", "", "") #Join the Party table to the parcel with all the information from the layers..... #Set the variables.... layerName = "finalParc" joinField = "ASSESSOR_N" arcpy.AddJoin_management(layerName, joinField, party, joinField)  Hopefully, this is enough information.  Thank you for your help! ... View more